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Product Features
- Bedtime routine trainer
- Encourages children to stay in bed until morning
- Doubles as a soft glowing night light
- Character's face changes from night to day
- Requires 4 x AA batteries (not included)
Product Specifications
Model Number60ETY06
Assembly RequiredNo
Batteries Required?Yes
Batteries Included?No
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Manufacturer's Description
Make bed time and morning routines fun. The Toy Story Go Glow Time is a childs bedtime routine trainer. It encourages children to stay in bed until morning. Also doubles as a soft glowing night light. Go Glow time also teaches simple number recognition and helps with learning to tell the time. Set the wake up time and the image magically transforms between day and night scenes. A soft night light glows until morning when the face changes from night to day indicating to your child when its time to get up. For the full range of Go Glow Times and Lights please click on the link to the Worlds Apart store Requires 4 x AA batteries not included
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
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So it's not a clock, and will not help children learn to tell the time, but my 3 year old understands that when the light is on and Buzz lightyear is on the clock, he needs to stay in bed, and when the light turns off and woody appears, he can get out of bed, and that is fab. The nightlight is fab and even though it is just bateries it seems to have a decent life span (a toys r us battery nightlight we bought would go through 4 AA batteries in one night!!)
Our clock functions perfectly and my boy loves it, so I would definately recommend it, but would say to be realistic in your expectations, if you want to teach a child to tell time, get a proper alarm clock!
Our clock functions perfectly and my boy loves it, so I would definately recommend it, but would say to be realistic in your expectations, if you want to teach a child to tell time, get a proper alarm clock!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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This clock seemed so promising at first. The concept is easy to understand and my son genuinely looked forward to seeing Woody in the morning. The huge problem with this product is that it is really noisy when the face changes from Buzz (night) to Woody (morning) and it actually woke my son up. Works well if they are already awake, but on the rare occasion that they are still asleep, it's a huge liability and since you don't know what time your child is likely to wake, like me, you may find yourself not setting it at bedtime. Such a shame.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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This is a good and simple concept but the night light has regularly turned to day setting without any apparent reason resulting in calls to bring back Buzz. When it works it is v good and fun for our nearly 3 yr old. It has resolved some going to bed issues that arose post scary Hallowe'en visitors. Batteries seem to last about 2-3mths with regular use.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
noisy!
The clock itself is nice and my son likes it, but its appalling at keeping time, and when the picture moves from night to day it makes a lot of noise, it doesn't seem to bad when... Read more
Published 15 months ago by Mrs. J. Wren
alarm clock
Nicely made and my poor little 4 year old lies waitig for woody to appear, seems to have done the trick, better than the thomas the tank one
Published 17 months ago by hyltyclip
Toy story clock
I would have preferred the controls to be behind a panel so my son would not be able to use them, in particular the light. However, he does love the clock!
Published 18 months ago by K-girl
Good concept, not great delivery
We bought one of these plus a Thomas the Tank version as well due to our two boys getting up in the night. Read more
Published on 19 Feb 2010 by Ds Court
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